Flora Medica, oder, Abbildung der wichtigsten officinellen Pflanzen, Jena, August Schmid, 1831 i.e. 1829-1831, medicinal plants, The New York Botanical Garden, pictorial works, The illustration depicts a sprig of rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis), showcasing its elongated, slender green leaves that are needle-like in shape. The leaves are arranged in an alternating pattern along the stem, which is slightly woody at the base. Delicate white flowers, with hints of purple, bloom among the foliage, adding a touch of contrast to the greenery. The intricate detailing highlights the texture of the leaves and the unique structure of the flowers, capturing the essence of this aromatic herb often associated with culinary uses and medicinal properties. The botanical illustration is labeled with the scientific name at the bottom, emphasizing its identity.